Can I use this on a camper?
27878
Well, I can't say for sure. Seems if it could be securely mounted to a comper it may work, the awning is not very heavy, but wonder how well it would hold up mounted to a camper while in motion/driving.
27879
It's been a long time since I mounted one to a house and I don't know anything about the wall structure of a camper (particularly yours). It's probably possible but my guess is it would be very difficult, meaning whoever did it would have to be very mechanically savy and probably need different mounting hardware than the stuff that comes with the awning. Good Luck!
27880
I wouldn't think so. This awning is heavy. I would guess around 75 lbs. I don't see how you could safely mount it on a camper.
665958
it will work with 110 volt as long as the camper has a voltage converter on it. on most campers the lighting is 12 volt.
812959
Yes it can be used in an RV as long as you have enough electricity to power the unit and a window that can be used for proper ventilation. The AC uses a lot of power so you need a campsite with electrical connections or a high powered portable generator.
927965
I can't see why not, but bear in mind that it is quite heavy, so may not be suitable for camping.
1527510
No you should not,the engine should be running or u won't have proper voltage ...unless u have that type of RV of course that has an engine....
2099503
I think it probably could. it would be a little iffy on trying to position the misters though. We hooked ours onto our awning on our camper and it worked just fine.
342244
yes, it has a standard attachment like a waste hose so you could hook a hose to your camper and the other end to the flojet as long as you keep the flojet lower than the level of you waste pipe it should work fine
370750
no it would not be. it might be if you put it in a waterproof container. it works great for inside my camper. moisture would wreck it for sure
1230079
Most campers have thin walls (light weight). You would probably need to mount a larger surface area board to the wall and mount the TV mou t go the board. The board would distribute the weight over more wall area.
1950644
Yes. We've used for both on our popup camper. They're great products and a good sized footprint.
1922053
I would think so. I use it for 30A service for my camper. Not sure what amperage your motorhome requires.
508352
Don't see why not, but it's pretty expensive for that and would probably get all scratched up. As a camper, I'd get something from WalMart, REI or Target to use on a campfire. I love this griddle on my gas stove but would be hesitant to slap it on a campfire
1627075
Yes it will work with a pop up camper as long as you have the correct size bumper to attach it to.
1029966
I use it on my sailboat, I cannot see why it cannot be used in a motorhome. On boats propane tanks must be secured in separate ventilated lockers so reduce risk of expolsive ignition. Propane is heavier than air, and can pool in lower deck and bilge areas if leaks occur. I don't know if motorhomes come under similar safety concerns.
84613
If your campground has a water hookup for your camper, this heater will work. I use a garden hose for the connection and have plenty of hot water. I've had mine for over 3 years, using it daily and have had zero problems. Don't let water drip inside the unit and keep an extra set of batteries. You will love this device!
1667772
Sure, I use them for a three horse trailer with a dressing room. They keep my trailer right where I park it. They would have no problem with a camper.
1995269
Yes, you may, if the trailer supplies 12VDC. Note however, that this item is not waterproof, therefore it must be protected from the elements.